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I don't really think this is a mistake. It works either way. If you replace the contraction with the root words, "You don't look like someone that would wield a weapon." or "You don't look like someone who would wield a weapon." Either could be said. The 2nd one is probably more grammatically correct, but NPCs are supposed to be people, and no one talks with perfect grammar. It would be more acceptable and realistic for NPC dialog to follow a more natural speech pattern. I've heard people say similar things to this, like, "She didn't seem like the kind of person that would do that to a friend." --Wolfy